Organic Maps

The Wikipedia of maps — built by a community of mappers worldwide, completely free and open. No tracking, no ads. The foundation behind most open-source mapping projects.

Collaborative map-making in the browser. Draw on maps, add pins, upload data layers, and share with your team. A Google Maps replacement for storytelling with geographic data.

Locate.me allows users to track, save, and privately share their location with trusted contacts. The Progressive Web App enables managing location data, tagging, commenting, and viewing historical locations on a map or list. It supports multiple languages and offers dark mode for enhanced user experience.

End-to-end encrypted office suite — docs, spreadsheets, kanban, code pads. No account needed for guest use. Hosted in France, GDPR-native. The privacy-first Google Docs alternative.

End-to-end encrypted note-taking app. Zero-knowledge sync across devices. Open-source and audited. The Evernote/Notion alternative that genuinely can't read your notes. Notes are encrypted on the device before they ever sync, so the server stores ciphertext it cannot open.

An open-source remote control for the odio audio system that discovers and controls audio nodes on your local network. It shows real-time playback status, switches between multiple nodes, installs as a PWA, and requires no account while collecting no telemetry.